If your a makeup professional maybe you wouldn't like these but I think they are great for the price. I took photos in different lighting. All colors in the pictures are colors you see in the muiltichrome shadows in this palette. First row is matt shadow 1:bright bright yellow close to neon but not(feels very smooth/finly milled) lots of color but see through at the same time, 2: pastel peach that has just a touch pink, 3: light beautiful periwinkle (lavender/blue)(feels very smooth/finly milled), 4: stunning deep rich fushia not dark just deep(stains the skin pretty bad and has a slight sand texture), 5: Baby blue (feels very smooth/finly milled), 6: medium blue leans a little towards teal(feels very smooth/finly milled) slightly stains the skin.....I'm skipping row 2 ATMRow 3 shadow 13: true orange id say (kinda bright but also rich and I don't see where it leans yellow or red) (feels very smooth/finly milled) stains a little, 14: lightish rosey pink (not light or medium right in-between I'd say) very pretty (feels very smooth/finly milled), 15: I call this a lavender kinda sheer but builds up well (feels very smooth/finly milled), 16: red not a true red/ not bright definitely not orange red it's a cool toned red stains very badly but very pretty (has a slight sand texture) 17: blue slightly warm I think seems to lean a little teal just ever so slightly almost a true blue (feels very smooth/finly milled) stains the skin, 18: dark navy/teal pretty color (sand like texture and stains the skin)... All mattes have some kick up or fall out but 4:fushia and 18:navy/teal are the worst finger swatches cause a lot of loose powder where as with the other mattes I only find brush's to cause kick upNow on the the best part (in my opinion) the muiltichromes in row 2 please check my photos for reference to descriptions. they are very slippery and smooth feeling. They are flaky like when you rub your finger or brush across them. Best applied with your finger but you can use a brush and best to wet the brush. I haven't used a glitter glue but I have primed my eyes prior. I haven't had any problems with the other then fall out all over my face while applying. Fallout is not easy to remove best to grab a little at a time to apply. The fallout is glitter like my face looked like a disco ball when I went outside the first time I used them because I thought I cleaned it all of but my lights inside are not bright enough to make the micro particals sparkle lol.Row 2 shadows 7: most natural of these it's similar to a blue/brown shadow but not blue and I think better it's a brownish undertone that shifts gold green and teal main color in the shift if green by what I could tell while I was wearing it. (can also wear this one opaque or sheer for a gloss like look check finger swatch pictures I buffed them all out to show what they look like blended/sheer) 8: peach dream shifts hot pink peach gold and the slightly old gold (green tinted gold) main shift is hot pink but looks peach overall (can also wear this one opaque or sheer check finger swatch pictures I buffed them all out to show what they look like blended/sheer) 9: purple the shift in this on isn't very much but it's still nice. Shifts from a brighter warmer purple to a darker cooler purple (I don't recommend sheering this one looks kinda grey) 10: copperish very nice shade shifts from a red/pink main color and shifts to orange/gold overall copper like shifting colors (can also wear this one opaque or sheer makes a rosey/warm golden sheen not a glossy look though check finger swatch pictures I buffed them all out to show what they look like blended/sheer) 11: tealish it's pretty but it's more patchy the the previous ones requires a little more build up feels a little less slippery then the previous also it seems the particles want to stay stuck together if you buff with your finger a good bit it smooths out pretty good. It's mainly Blue but the shift starts at a teal/blue and goes dark blue and I can see the smallest amount of dark purple at the end of the shift. I don't recommend sheering this one it has a slight greyish blue tint left. 12: royal blue very pretty but it's similar in formula at the teal one it's kinda patchy and wants to stick together you need to put in a little exter work to smooth it evenly. This one shifts from a blue to a purple. I do not recommend sheering this one it's the worst looking one buffed out almost looks like blue dirt from the side the base has to much color.Now with all of that being said I still recommend this fully. You actually can sheer them all out if you put another base/shadow down first and use them as a wash of shine over any other color but some of them don't look very good sheer on their own. I bought both color palettes that was available idk when exactly I'll get to the other one yet but I love it just as much. Also at the time I'm doing this review there is only one palette available and idk if or when the other one will be available. I hope this helps someone because I wasn't sure I want to spend the money on these because I didn't want to waste my money but I think it was a great deal for $16. I've looked and looked for muiltichrome shadows and they are to expensive this is just perfect even if it's not the most perfect formula.